Tokenization Protocol
Torque architecture provides components for tokenizing and managing real-world asset interests on supported blockchains. The core is a three-pillar system for asset configuration, compliance, wallet operations, and data integration.
Architecture Layers
The architecture has three documented layers:
- tokenization-protocol: A standardized technical and legal framework for representing the economic rights of tangible assets with digital tokens.
- white-label-platform: An infrastructure service that enables an enterprise Operator to run its own branded Torque-based investment experience within enterprise scope.
- Platform capability inventory: DeFi bridge and secondary-market concepts remain future scope until their owning services provide contracts and verification.
Event-Based Architecture
The event-based technical architecture synchronizes data between Tokenization, Compliance, and Wallet modules without direct coupling between every component.
Security is a foundational layer in the architecture. The documented Secure Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) includes security requirements, input validation, parameterized queries, and vulnerability scanning. The owning services provide evidence for the controls and their operational results.